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Doom: The Dark Ages Performance Review


With IDTech and Doom needing no introduction, we get knee deep in Hell once more with Doom: The Dark Ages Performance review. What does the Doom Ray Tracing features add? How well does Doom run on PS5 ... Read More

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From Rip and Tear to Zoom and Boom | Doom: The Dark Ages Review


I imagine the pitch meeting for this Doom 2016 prequel was just 80′s metal albums with Doom Guy photoshopped in. Dark Ages drops the Slayer, literally at times, into the middle of a war between the ... Read More

I Tested a GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop With Doom: The Dark Ages, and It Slays


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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Doom: The Dark Ages is a great-looking game, leveraging the ray tracing enhancements that the latest iteration of iDTech affords the blood-soaked ... Read More


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